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Friday, September 11, 2015

Greek bailout mistakes were made: European FinMins

Greece faces many challenges in implementing its third bailout program and mistakes have been made by both other Europeans – who did not handle the Greek ...


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Central European Nations Reject Proposed Refugee Quota

The plan was to share 120,000 refugees now in Greece, Italy and Hungary among the E.U.'s 28 nations


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Celebration of GREEK culture at annual festival in Jersey City

Interested in celebrating GREEK culture through live entertainment, authentic GREEK food, and dancing? Jersey City's annual GREEK Festival will be a ...


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'Godspell' to be presented in SAU's GREEK Theatre

Southern Arkansas University is offering an outdoor live-theatre experience with “Godspell” being performed in the recently renovated GREEK ...


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Home GREEK news economy Former GREEK Foreign Minister Reacts to Interim Govt's Handling of ...

xouliarakis-george-8-708 Former foreign minister Nikos Kotzias expressed his dissatisfaction over the abstention of GREEK interim government from ...


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Mytilene's tent cities gone, but refugees still major issue for GREEK island

The GREEK port city of Mytilene seems to have changed back to its old self overnight. Gone are the tent cities crammed into every nook and cranny, the ...


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Greece's Syriza clings on to narrow lead in Metron poll

ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece's leftist Syriza party was holding a narrow lead of less than one percentage point over its New Democracy conservative rival in the countdown to elections on Sept. 20, a Metron Analysis poll showed on Friday. The poll for Parapolitika newspaper said that 31.7 percent of respondents would vote for Syriza, and 31.3 percent for New Democracy. The result incorporated an assessment of likely voting intentions of undecided voters. (Reporting By Karolina Tagaris; editing by John Stonestreet)


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